The Democracy Communications Collective works with Harmony Labs.
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Badlands MediaAug 11, 2026
Multiple sources describe the Democracy Communications Collaborative and Harmony Labs jointly releasing research (the Democracy Audience Map) and collaborating on work, which supports the claim as of 2026-08-11. Sources name the group
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… But the, the, the goal here is to protect the status quo institution, and that's the goal across all eight audience wedges, because that's the goal of this project, and I would argue that's the goal of the Democracy Communications Collective and their work with Harmony Labs. But their entity in particular is to protect the status quo system. They aren't saying, make sure that elections, like here, like they aren't saying, make sure that the states are running elections fairly. …
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